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                    [Title] => Aayusin ni Narvasa ang PBA officiating
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Lalagyan ng kaayusan ng bagong PBA Commissioner na si Chito Narvasa ang game officiating sa pro league simula sa Season 41 na magbubukas sa Oct. 18 sa Smart Araneta Coliseum.

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                    [Title] => New PBA commish Narvasa wants 'order' in league
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Quoting his father, former Supreme Court Chief Justice Andres Narvasa, new PBA commissioner Chito promised to do the same thing as he takes the reign in game officiating in the pro league starting Season 41 that opens Oct. 18 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

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                    [Title] => Oil firms not keen on proposal to use coco-methyl ester in diesel
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Institute of Petroleum (PIP) has urged the Department of Energy (DOE) to seriously reconsider the proposal requesting oil companies to sell bottled coconut methyl ester (CME) in retail stations.


At the same time, PIP urged the DOE to closely examine the long-term implications of using CME as a diesel blend. 


The energy department is currently drafting the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) to Memorandum Circular 55, which requires government agencies to incorporate the use of one percent CME by volume in their automotive diesel requirements. 


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                    [Title] => Farce costs Pals P.3M in fines, suspension
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PBA commissioner Noli Eala said he could have imposed a stiffer punitive action had the Phone Pals not admitted any wrongdoing and the Talk N Text ballclub assured the league it didn’t tolerate the unsportsmanlike gesture of the team.


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                    [Title] => Oil firms seen to lose P4 B this year
                    [Summary] => The country’s oil industry is forecast to register a combined net loss of at least P4 billion this year, according to an industry association.


The Philippine Institute of Petroleum Inc. (PIP) said the major reasons for this are the high crude costs, peso depreciation, high interest rates on loans, and government’s continued intervention in price setting.


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                    [Title] => Only unleaded gasoline will be sold in Metro filling stations startingApril 1
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Leaded gasoline users will have no choice but to change to unleaded petrol by
April Fool's day. 

The impending change is part of the agreement signed by the government and oil
companies to rid the country of leaded gas as required by the Clean Air Act of
1999.

Undersecretary Ben Hur Salcedo of the Department of Energy (DOE) said yesterday
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                    [Title] => Talks of impending oil price hike premature, says Tiaoqui
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Energy Secretary Mario V. Tiaoqui said yesterday that warnings of another round
of price increases in petroleum products in the local market are premature.

"Price movements in the world market are still too volatile. It is best
therefore to wait until crude oil stabilizes," Tiaoqui said in reaction to
reports of a P1-hike this month.

Prices of crude zoomed last Feb.
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At the same time, PIP urged the DOE to closely examine the long-term implications of using CME as a diesel blend. 


The energy department is currently drafting the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) to Memorandum Circular 55, which requires government agencies to incorporate the use of one percent CME by volume in their automotive diesel requirements. 


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PBA commissioner Noli Eala said he could have imposed a stiffer punitive action had the Phone Pals not admitted any wrongdoing and the Talk N Text ballclub assured the league it didn’t tolerate the unsportsmanlike gesture of the team.


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The Philippine Institute of Petroleum Inc. (PIP) said the major reasons for this are the high crude costs, peso depreciation, high interest rates on loans, and government’s continued intervention in price setting.


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The impending change is part of the agreement signed by the government and oil
companies to rid the country of leaded gas as required by the Clean Air Act of
1999.

Undersecretary Ben Hur Salcedo of the Department of Energy (DOE) said yesterday
motorists and transport industry members have nothing to worry about as they
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                    [Title] => Talks of impending oil price hike premature, says Tiaoqui
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of price increases in petroleum products in the local market are premature.

"Price movements in the world market are still too volatile. It is best
therefore to wait until crude oil stabilizes," Tiaoqui said in reaction to
reports of a P1-hike this month.

Prices of crude zoomed last Feb.
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